The Troy Record Masthead and Masthead Details
The Troy Record editorial and publisher credits repeat, listing Alton T. Sliter as editor and publisher and John F. Roy as View President. Subscription prices and delivery terms are noted, with addresses and telephone details for Troy, New York, and Vermont. The page lists circulation figures, staff roles, and aims to publish mornings daily except Sunday.
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The Gift Of A Life by Pearl Buck Donation
The article lauds Pearl Buck for gifting her fortune to aid American Asian children, stating she dedicated her life to her work and to helping victims of discrimination. It emphasizes her Asia-focused career, missionary upbringing, and the lasting impact of providing opportunity and human dignity, beyond literary immortality.
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Pearl Buck
Miss Buck
China
Asia
Constantine Promises New Constitution Amid Greek Crisis
The Greek king links past and present as the military junta plans a constitution and plebiscite within six months. Greeks, anxious yet calm, await a clear timetable on when the constitution would take effect and when elections might occur as the junta steadies under a single strong leader.
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Constantine
Greece
Two Billion Obstacle to Normalizing U S Cuba Ties
The Foreign Claims Settlement Commission estimates $2.7 billion in losses from Cuba, with $2.33 billion from 948 corporate claims and $400 million from 2,354 individual claims. Pre adjudication aims to aid future negotiations by certifying and evaluating these claims despite Cuba not paying now. Congress funded the commission, while Fidel Castro would likely reject any payment near that total.
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Wright Brothers honored in New York University Hall of Fame
The Wright brothers Wilbur and Orville were celebrated this month in a New York University ceremony unveiling bronze busts. Their place among 98 Hall of Fame members reflects their pivotal role in aviation history. Their busts overlook the Hudson and Harlem rivers near NYU’s new aerospace laboratory testing planes reaching speeds up to 8000 mph.
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Harlem
New Aerospace Laboratory
Words Wit And Wisdom by William Morris
A reader asks about the last word in a William Morris clipping and then about the phrase to the bitter end. The exchange explains that species is the correct form and defines brusque from its linguistic roots with a concise note on brusquerie.
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Big Rat in Drug Industry Revealed by Senate Probe
National Whirligig notes smells of corruption as municipalities pay vastly different drug prices. The Senate Select Small Business Monopoly Subcommittee hears witnesses including William Haddad who urges FBI scrutiny. Price disparities cited: Fulton County 22.60 per thousand five gram tablets vs New York 0.47. other cities cited with wide gaps. Haddad cites three possible causes: criminal culpability, bureaucratic stupidity, or flood of prop.
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William Haddad
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New York State
Arthur Levitt
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Question Box: Quick facts on weather, history, and drugs
A reader trivia page covers the first weather element measured as rainfall quantity, origins of Moros in the southern Philippines, Pyrethrum’s insecticidal use, and the Sistine Chapel’s naming after Pope Sixtus IV. The piece also discusses mercury as the only liquid metal at room temperature, drug branding versus generics, and price-fixing scrutiny in the pharmaceutical industry with examples like Thorazine pricing and industry profits.
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India
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Rockefeller Eyes Romney in 1968 GOP Nomination
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller discusses his non candidacy stance for 1968 while praising George Romney as a viable GOP winner. He confirms support for Romney, dismisses a Nixon victory via deadlock, and notes moderates should unite behind Romney to block a Nixon-Romney split.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Republicaa
Rockefeller
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Richard Nixons
Republican Party
GOP
Barry Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Nixon
Thruston Merton
Kentucky
Charles Percy
Hingis
New Yorker
Percy
Morton
Doctor Answers Back Arthritis Questions
Dr. Brandstadt explains myelogram dye is harmless and not the cause of headaches or numbness. He notes spinal curvature in adults rarely corrects with treatment after growth ends and surgery is uncommon except for slipped disk. He describes ankylosing spondylitis management including drugs, exercises, braces, rest, hot applications, and possible spinal fusion if deformity progresses.
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